I feel like I really know Carrisa now.
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there's medical terminology associated with this. you're just a creepy old fvcker who saw a few lifestyle clips on the internetI feel like I really know Carrisa now.
Carissa and sister Cayla, 2006. They grow up.It's valid. I just had a kid and when filling out his birth certificate, I could have written anything I wanted. My dad is haole, my mom is Hawaiian/Chinese, so on my sons birth certificate I put that dad (me) is haole, hawaiian, chinese, but nobody checked it and there's no DNA test.
I can trace my roots back to a full Hawaiian and a full Chinese who met at Kahuku Sugar Plantation, but after that it gets messy. Similarly, almost everybody who's mixed in Hawaii is some sort of Asian. If we did DNA testing, I'd bet a lot of people would find out that they're 1-10% Hawaiian and not know it.
Just looking a Carissa, and her mom, I'd guess the mom is half and Carissa is quarter Hawaiian.
Her sister Cayla, went to an all Hawaiian school where you have to prove it. I went there as well and had to provide a family tree that could be verified based on other relatives who went to the school.
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What's new?Kanoa is getting attacked from all directions on social media by Medina fans, who think that their guy should have won that heat
Interesting Racer1, didn't know you were Kanaka Maoli. Since native Hawaiians aren't federally recognized like mainland tribes, I've heard the recognition process is by blood like you mentioned and not by an enrollment process. I believe it's like 1/32 to attend Kamehameha schools, and 1/2 to receive a 99 year land lease for $1 from Hawaiian Homelands. Do you know if that's correct?It's valid. I just had a kid and when filling out his birth certificate, I could have written anything I wanted. My dad is haole, my mom is Hawaiian/Chinese, so on my sons birth certificate I put that dad (me) is haole, hawaiian, chinese, but nobody checked it and there's no DNA test.
I can trace my roots back to a full Hawaiian and a full Chinese who met at Kahuku Sugar Plantation, but after that it gets messy. Similarly, almost everybody who's mixed in Hawaii is some sort of Asian. If we did DNA testing, I'd bet a lot of people would find out that they're 1-10% Hawaiian and not know it.
Just looking a Carissa, and her mom, I'd guess the mom is half and Carissa is quarter Hawaiian.
Her sister Cayla, went to an all Hawaiian school where you have to prove it. I went there as well and had to provide a family tree that could be verified based on other relatives who went to the school.
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My brother's and sisters all graduated from Kamehameha. My younger brother Nathan just passed last week from medical health complications. His request is to have his services at the Kamehameha School chapel. We're all very proud to have attended the school. My Dad, was full blooded Hawaiian from the Kohala area of the Big Island. Mom from Maui, with a splash of Chinese in her. Nathan lived on campus as a "boarder" during the school year and returned to Kauai during summer recess. He, like myself and David were adopted from our immediate family yet always remained in contact as a Family through attending Kamehameha School. David didn't have the opportunity to attend Kamehameha and was always disappointed that he didn't / couldn't.I don't know what the KSBE requirement is. Seems like all you need is a drop
but the Hawaiian Homelands is 50%. They are trying to drop it to 25% for descendants so they can keep the property instead having to turn it over. But generations of 100% hawaiians have died sitting on the wait list while others have profited from it by illegally sub-leasing the land to non-hawaiians. The program mismanagement is one of the greatest travesty in our modern culture. Like rail but 1000 times worse. Joe Kalani'anaole(punahou grad) must be disgusted (kaulana na pua)
I'm 1/4 as my dad (KSBE class of 1941) was half. His mom was 50% german and 50% hawaiian his pops(KSBE class of 1909) was 50% chinese and 50% hawaiian. Lots of foreign men married hawaiian women back then. Because of that most of us are like Racer1 and are hapa (mixed). PPK like others is a grad too.
Agreed. It seems the greatest travesties in modern and historical culture are consistently against our indigenous peoples.But generations of 100% hawaiians have died sitting on the wait list while others have profited from it by illegally sub-leasing the land to non-hawaiians. The program mismanagement is one of the greatest travesty in our modern culture.
She has great nailsJust looking a Carissa, and her mom, I'd guess the mom is half and Carissa is quarter Hawaiian.
Her sister Cayla, went to an all Hawaiian school where you have to prove it. I went there as well and had to provide a family tree that could be verified based on other relatives who went to the school.
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UUmm?She has great nails
He did that in Twitter it seems. Still thereWhat's new?
Kanoa came up with an excellent come back in portuguese on IG but it seems he took it down... disappointing. Something along the lines of "Cry away, I'm so happy".
I actually went back to check it and you're absolutely right about the light on her inner ties!UUmm?
I'm enjoying the way the light is cast on her inner thighs ~
Actually, she has great everythings!